Dispersed Camping in Emery County, Utah
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6724-Buffalo Hollow Road BLM Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along BLM Road 6724 (Buffalo Hollow) near Huntington, Utah. The surrounding landscape offers dramatic desert badlands and rocky formations with wide-open horizons.
Angel Point BLM Primitive Road
A remote desert corridor along a primitive dirt road near Angel Point in Emery County. This area offers dispersed camping amidst scenic desert and canyon vistas.
Bass Pond Road Dispersed
This primitive dispersed camping corridor offers high-desert solitude on public lands near Bitter Seep. The route winds through quiet desert terrain with sweeping sandstone vistas and sparse vegetation, perfect for self-contained, adventurous campers looking for remote public lands.
Bear Creek BLM Corridor
A scenic mountain valley corridor offering primitive camping access along Bear Creek. The lower portions are close to State Route 31, providing convenient access into the adjacent canyon systems.
Bear Creek Campground
A well-maintained canyon campground featuring shaded campsites along a flowing creek. Facilities include clean flush toilets, free hot showers, fire rings, picnic tables, and a grass volleyball court.
Beaver Canyon Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated along Beaver Canyon Road on BLM-managed land. The area features rugged terrain and peaceful seclusion away from highway traffic.
Beaver Dam Campground
A developed National Forest campground situated along State Route 31 in Huntington Canyon, offering easy access to scenic mountain vistas and nearby historic sites like the Stuart Guard Station.
Behind the Reef Road Dispersed
A remote and rugged dispersed camping corridor situated along Behind the Reef Road, bordering the San Rafael Reef wilderness. The terrain is challenging, featuring rocky slickrock steps, deep sand, and washouts that demand high-clearance 4WD vehicles. Those who brave the road are rewarded with dramatic sandstone vistas, immediate trailhead access, and total solitude.
Behind The Reef Road Dispersed
A rugged, remote backcountry route traversing Bureau of Land Management lands south of the San Rafael Swell. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are necessary to navigate this unimproved road corridor safely.
Bellview to Fullers Bottom BLM Road Corridor
An unpaved Bureau of Land Management backcountry road corridor located near Castle Dale, Utah, winding through rugged desert terrain.
Big East Forest Road
A scenic forest corridor within the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities along the native dirt surface of Big East road.
Big Rock Group Campground
A single-site group campground situated along the Huntington Canyon National Scenic Byway next to Huntington Creek. Excellent for large gatherings of up to 50 people, offering a large gravel parking area suitable for any size rig.
Big Wild Horse Spur Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located on BLM land just outside Goblin Valley State Park along Big Wild Horse Spur. This area features sweeping views of the San Rafael Swell, though the road degrades significantly past the initial turnaround area.
Birch Spring Point
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the forest of the Manti-La Sal mountain range, offering access to beautiful dispersed camping pockets with mountain views.
Black Dragon Rd: Route 647
High-clearance dispersed camping along Black Dragon Canyon Road (Route 647) within the San Rafael Swell. The road winds through stunning canyon country with towering sandstone walls.
Blackburn Wash Road Dispersed
A rugged desert dispersed camping corridor located along Blackburn Wash Road and surrounding primitive BLM tracks in Emery County. The landscape features deep washes and desert terrain near The Notch, offering remote dispersed camping opportunities for self-contained rigs.
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BLM Primitive Road - E Well Draw
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along E Well Draw Road on Bureau of Land Management land. The primary camping area is situated behind a large rock formation that offers decent wind protection and screens vehicles from the nearby highway. The terrain consists of sandy spots and flat slickrock, making for a scenic desert overnight stop.
BLM Primitive Road - Gilson Butte
Dispersed desert camping along a primitive BLM corridor in Emery County, situated near the scenic Gilson Butte landmark.
BLM Primitive Road (Circle of Silos)
A scenic dirt corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management territory. Tucked off the highway, a short dirt road leads to a secluded dirt turnaround flanked by unique, tall cylindrical rock formations that block out the surrounding landscape. The area offers dispersed camping in a highly scenic setting, with multiple primitive dirt pull-offs lining the approach route.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor 203c7812
A primitive BLM corridor offering dispersed camping access in Emery County, located northeast of Orangeville. Excellent option for self-contained, low-profile rigs seeking quiet isolation on public lands.
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A secluded BLM corridor with primitive access routes. This area serves as a rugged base camp for exploring Mahogany Point and the surrounding desert landscape.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along a primitive dirt road just off Highway 95. A flat, spacious gravel staging area at the entrance offers easy access for larger rigs looking for a quick overnight stay with clear mountain views.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A remote, primitive dirt road corridor on BLM-managed land offering dispersed camping opportunities in Emery County. High-clearance vehicles are recommended due to unpredictable desert road conditions.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A rugged primitive road corridor winding through arid BLM lands in Emery County. Offering dry camping options near remote geologic formations, it serves as an adventurous baseline for exploring nearby landmarks like the Skyline Rim and Moon Overlook.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A remote and primitive BLM road corridor located near Castle Dale in Emery County, providing access to public lands with rugged desert geography near The Breaks.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A remote dispersed camping corridor along primitive BLM roads in the desert badlands near Huntington, offering quiet boondocking with scenic vistas.
BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A rugged BLM primitive corridor in Utah's desert landscape offering isolated dispersed camping. High-clearance vehicles are recommended for navigating the unpaved road.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed Area
Dispersed camping opportunities along a primitive BLM dirt corridor near Ferron, Utah.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along a primitive BLM road in the rugged desert landscape of Emery County. Perfect for self-contained rigs seeking remote wilderness isolation.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping areas along an unmaintained BLM primitive road in Emery County.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along a primitive BLM corridor located near Hanksville, Utah. The surrounding desert landscape offers a remote and quiet setting with easy access to nearby town services.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Primitive road corridor on BLM land in Emery County, providing remote dispersed camping options.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping options along a primitive desert road located near the scenic Flat Tops in the San Rafael Swell area.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This network of BLM primitive roads offers extensive dispersed desert camping opportunities east of Ferron and Castle Dale. Surrounded by typical Utah shrubland, these remote dirt roads provide excellent privacy and solitude. Access is via unpaved surfaces that can become impassable when wet, making high-clearance vehicles highly recommended. Standard BLM dispersed camping regulations apply.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote and primitive BLM road winding through the desert landscapes of Emery County. Dispersed camping is possible along the corridor in existing pull-offs. The road is unpaved and best suited for self-contained, high-clearance rigs. Typical desert rules apply, including pack-in, pack-out and fire safety precautions. Nearby natural springs offer scenic hiking, though water should not be relied upon for consumption. This area offers peace and seclusion far from major highways.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along a primitive BLM dirt road near Castle Dale. Accessing the area requires passing through a gate, which must be closed behind you. A turnaround loop is available approximately 100 yards down the road, and the route continues further to offer campsites well hidden from the highway.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along a rugged BLM primitive road in the scenic desert of Emery County. This area features wild, open terrain ideal for self-contained campers seeking high solitude.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along a primitive BLM road located southeast of Castle Dale, Utah.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged primitive route traversing Bureau of Land Management territory outside of Castle Dale, providing opportunities for remote vehicle-supported camping.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options situated along a primitive dirt road on Bureau of Land Management land near the reservoir, offering scenic cliff views and shaded trees.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along a rugged dirt corridor on BLM land near Castle Dale, Utah.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
An expansive network of dirt roads offering quiet dispersed camping on public lands just off the main highway, presenting a peaceful alternative to nearby travel plazas.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
This primitive BLM road corridor offers access to remote dispersed camping in Emery County. Nestled within the scenic high-desert landscapes near Buckhorn Draw, this rugged route provides isolated campsites for self-contained vehicles.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A quiet and remote corridor along a primitive Bureau of Land Management road, suitable for dry camping in the high-desert landscape of Emery County.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A primitive BLM road corridor near Castle Dale, offering dispersed camping on undeveloped Bureau of Land Management lands.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping corridor located on Bureau of Land Management land near Huntington, Utah. The road offers isolated sites in a rugged desert landscape near Little Cedar Mountain.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A rugged primitive corridor on Bureau of Land Management territory offering isolated camping options near the East Rim region.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping along a primitive BLM road near Staker Spring. The area offers remote, off-grid camping opportunities on public land. High-clearance vehicles are recommended due to the rough, unpaved nature of the road. Standard BLM stay limits apply.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping area along a BLM primitive road near Orangeville and Mahogany Point. The terrain consists of open, high-desert shrubland with expansive views of the surrounding geological formations. Standard BLM rules apply for dispersed camping, providing a rugged, self-sufficient experience. Vehicles should be prepared for typical unimproved dirt roads that may require extra caution during wet conditions. No facilities are available, so campers must pack in all food and water and pack out all waste.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along a remote BLM primitive road near Huntington.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along a primitive BLM road near Orangeville and the climbing areas of New Joe's. This area provides basic primitive access to BLM managed public lands, offering seclusion in a rugged desert landscape.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A remote BLM primitive road offering opportunities for dispersed camping in the rugged desert terrain near the San Rafael Swell.
BLM Primitive Road Dispersed
A scenic, primitive BLM road corridor located in the rugged terrain outside of Huntington, Utah, offering opportunities for dispersed camping.
BLM Primitive Road
A primitive BLM dirt road corridor near Hanksville offering dispersed camping opportunities on public lands.
BLM Primitive Road near Burr Point
This primitive BLM road near Burr Point offers access to remote dispersed camping along the canyon rim territory. High-clearance vehicles are highly recommended due to rough, unmaintained dirt surfaces.
BLM Road - Buckhorn Draw Area
This unpaved Bureau of Land Management road near Castle Dale offers primitive dispersed camping access in the scenic San Rafael Swell area. Located near the Buckhorn Dinosaur Track Trail, this rugged corridor requires high-clearance 4WD vehicles and provides access to several hiking trails.
BLM Road - Ghost Rock
A rugged BLM corridor branching south from the Ghost Rock area into the remote backcountry of the San Rafael Swell, offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities.
BLM Road (Devil Point)
A rough dirt corridor navigating Bureau of Land Management land near the scenic Devil Point and Devil's Canyon View Area.
BLM Road (Devil's Canyon)
A rugged BLM road corridor located near Devil's Canyon offering access to remote desert terrain. Dispersed camping is allowed along the corridor for those with capable vehicles.
BLM Road (Emery County)
This BLM corridor offers rugged, dispersed camping options in Emery County, Utah, near Castle Dale. It provides simple, remote options on open Bureau of Land Management lands.
BLM Road (San Rafael Swell)
A rugged desert camping corridor on Bureau of Land Management territory. This remote area sits within the iconic San Rafael Swell, offering immediate proximity to the Baptist Draw Trailhead and the TeePee Rock geological formation.
BLM Road (Swasey Cabin Trail) Dispersed
Scenic, sheltered dispersed camping sites nestled against protective south-facing rock walls northwest of Swasey Cabin. Access requires navigating rough, unpaved BLM trails with potential washouts.
BLM Road 850 Dispersed
A remote dirt road managed by the Bureau of Land Management, offering primitive dispersed camping options in the rugged desert landscape of the San Rafael Swell.
BLM Road Corridor (Emery County)
A rugged BLM road corridor located in Emery County near Ferron, Utah, offering dispersed desert camping.
BLM Road Corridor (Ferron)
An unpaved road corridor on Bureau of Land Management land near Ferron, Utah, offering access to remote dispersed camping. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to access potential pull-offs along this route. It is located near Sand Cove Spring, providing a rugged desert setting.
BLM Road Corridor (Ferron)
A rugged BLM road corridor located near Devil Point in Emery County. This backcountry area offers remote, high-clearance access to public land but requires self-sufficiency due to a complete lack of development.
BLM Road Corridor (San Rafael Swell Area)
A scenic dispersed camping area located off Exit 108 along a rugged BLM dirt road. The terrain offers wide-open desert views and quiet settings far enough removed from the highway to minimize traffic noise.
BLM Road Corridor (San Rafael Swell)
A rugged BLM road corridor located near Devil Point, ideal for self-contained rigs looking for wilderness dispersed camping.
BLM Road Corridor (San Rafael Swell)
An unpaved BLM road corridor offering primitive dispersed camping in a remote desert landscape near Round Knoll. Accessible primarily to high-clearance 4WD vehicles.
BLM Road Corridor (Short Canyon)
A rugged BLM road corridor located near historical dinosaur trackways and petroglyphs, offering rustic dispersed camping in a remote canyon environment.
BLM Road Corridor
An unpaved road corridor passing through remote Bureau of Land Management territory. This area is surrounded by rugged desert landscapes, including landmarks like White Point and Adams Butte.
BLM Road Corridor
A remote Bureau of Land Management dirt corridor situated near Rochester Creek Rock Art Panel offering open-desert dispersed camping options. High-clearance and 4WD capabilities are recommended due to unpaved and potentially rough road conditions. Bring plenty of water and be prepared for self-sufficient camping. Use existing fire rings and pack out all waste. Standard 14-day BLM stay limits apply to this public land parcel.
BLM Road Corridor
A scenic, quiet desert corridor situated among beautiful rainbow rock formations off the main highway, offering spacious dispersed camping options.
BLM Road Dispersed (Little Gilson Butte)
A remote desert corridor offering dispersed camping near Gilson Butte. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are necessary to navigate the rough and sandy tracks.
BLM Road Dispersed Area
Rugged backcountry camping sites situated along an unpaved BLM road corridor in Emery County, showcasing panoramic views of the surrounding desert plateaus.
BLM Road Dispersed Camping
A rugged BLM road corridor near Ferron, Utah offering primitive dispersed camping options in a scenic, remote landscape.
BLM Road Dispersed
A rugged dispersed camping corridor on BLM land near Pissant Knoll and Hebes Mountain, ideal for self-sufficient campers with high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Road Dispersed
A rugged BLM road corridor offering remote dispersed camping in a desert landscape near Castle Dale. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are required to navigate the rough unpaved track.
BLM Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated on Bureau of Land Management territory near Sand Cove Spring. This rugged dirt road offers access to primitive dispersed camping opportunities with expansive desert vistas and complete solitude. Due to the rough, unmaintained terrain, travelers should prepare for self-sufficient camping with no services.
BLM Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along a rugged, unpaved BLM road in Emery County, Utah, offering isolation amidst desert landscapes.
BLM Road Dispersed
A rugged dispersed camping corridor along a remote BLM road near Castle Dale, offering secluded primitive sites in the desert landscape.
BLM Road Dispersed
A rugged desert corridor along a BLM road near Castle Dale, offering primitive camping opportunities on public lands.
BLM Road Dispersed
Rugged and remote dispersed camping along a primitive BLM road in the San Rafael Swell area near Castle Dale, Utah. This corridor offers excellent canyon vistas and deep desert quiet, though the terrain is challenging and requires a capable vehicle.
BLM Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along a rough BLM road corridor in Emery County, offering quiet desert surroundings near Castle Dale.
BLM Road Dispersed
Remote backcountry dispersed camping corridor along an unpaved BLM road in the San Rafael Swell area, providing access to primitive wilderness campsites near Salt Point.
BLM Road Dispersed
This unpaved BLM road corridor near Castle Dale offers remote dispersed camping in a rugged desert landscape.
BLM Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping along an unpaved BLM road near Castle Dale, offering direct access to the rugged Emery County desert and nearby Wilson Point.
BLM Road
This rugged unpaved BLM road near Castle Dale offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities in a scenic desert environment.
BLM Road near The Sinkhole
Rugged dispersed camping corridor along a remote Bureau of Land Management road near The Sinkhole in Emery County, Utah. The route winds through a desolate desert environment, providing secluded camping options for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles.
BLM Road UT-3823bede Dispersed
A rugged desert corridor offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management territory. High-clearance vehicles are strongly recommended due to deeply rutted dirt tracks.
BLM Road UT-81b8ec46 Dispersed Corridor
An unpaved BLM corridor near Castle Dale, offering dispersed camping in a remote desert setting. High-clearance and four-wheel drive are highly recommended due to the rough terrain.
BLM Road Utah Corridor
A remote unpaved BLM road corridor near Ferron, Utah, offering opportunities for primitive dispersed camping.
Blue Valley Road Dispersed BLM
This remote desert corridor winds through the striking badlands of Blue Valley, offering wide-open space for primitive dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land near scenic overlooks like Skyline Rim.
Bob Hill Flat BLM Roads
Primitive dirt roads traversing the wide-open desert flats near Bob Hill Knoll. The area offers dispersed camping opportunities on Bureau of Land Management lands with minimal development.
Box Forks Overlook Dispersed
A scenic overlook within the Manti-La Sal National Forest that offers dispersed camping along the forest road corridor.
Brasher Loop & BLM Primitive Roads
A network of primitive desert tracks situated on Bureau of Land Management land near Huntington. This area offers open, rustic dispersed camping opportunities surrounded by expansive arid scenery and distant bluffs.
Buckhorn Draw BLM Road Corridor
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the towering sandstone canyon walls of the San Rafael Swell. Camping is strictly limited to designated, numbered sites along the road, offering primitive desert camping with exceptional red rock views and quiet surroundings.
Buckhorn Draw BLM Road
A scenic canyon corridor offering several designated primitive campsites along the San Rafael River and Buckhorn Draw. Surrounded by towering sandstone cliffs and rich in rock art, this area provides an excellent base for exploring the San Rafael Swell. Camping is strictly limited to designated sites marked with a post.
Buckhorn Draw BLM Roads
These remote BLM spur roads branch off from the main Buckhorn Draw corridor into rugged sandstone terrain. They provide access to primitive dispersed camping opportunities on the plateau above the canyon.
Buckhorn Draw Campground
Buckhorn Draw is a dramatic red-rock canyon in the northern San Rafael Swell Recreation Area. Designated individual campsites are situated along the scenic Buckhorn Draw Road, offering picnic tables, fire rings, and access to nearby vault toilets. It serves as an excellent base for exploring geological features, historic petroglyph panels, and desert trails.
Buckhorn Draw Campsite 12 - Group Site
A spacious designated group campsite nestled in the spectacular Buckhorn Draw canyon. Surrounded by dramatic red sandstone cliffs, this site offers flat ground with plenty of room for larger groups, making it an excellent basecamp for exploring nearby historic petroglyphs and hiking trails.
Buckhorn Draw Campsite 13
Primitive designated campsite nestled within the towering sandstone walls of Buckhorn Draw. This single-site location offers scenic canyon views and close proximity to historic rock art panels.
Buckhorn Draw Campsite 15
A designated individual campsite situated within the spectacular sandstone canyon walls of Buckhorn Draw. Located just off the main canyon road, this site features a dirt access spur and offers scenic canyon views. Campers must be self-contained as there are no services.
Buckhorn Draw Campsite 17
Designated BLM campsite located along the scenic Buckhorn Draw Road canyon corridor.
Buckhorn Draw Campsite 18
Designated numbered BLM campsite offering spectacular canyon views.
Buckhorn Draw Campsite 19
Tucked-away designated site surrounded by beautiful rock formations. Features space for a small camper to turn around.
Buckhorn Draw Campsite 20
Designated BLM campsite situated deep within the scenic canyon landscape.
Buckhorn Draw Campsite 21
A simple designated BLM campsite right off the main corridor, surrounded by impressive canyon walls.
Buckhorn Draw Campsite 22
A level designated pad area nestled up from the road, surrounded by impressive canyon cliffs. Features a picnic table and fire ring.
Buckhorn Draw Campsite 23
Designated BLM campsite located on the southern section of Buckhorn Draw Road.
Buckhorn Draw Campsite 24
A designated numbered BLM campsite sitting beneath beautiful towering sandstone canyon walls.
Buckhorn Draw Campsites (Sites 30-33)
A scenic corridor of numbered, designated campsites nestled along Buckhorn Draw (Calf Canyon Road). Managed by the Bureau of Land Management, these individual and group sites feature picnic tables and fire rings, with some sites located near vault toilets. All sites in this canyon corridor require a paid fee and operate on a pack-it-in, pack-it-out basis.
Buckhorn Draw Road BLM Campsites
A scenic canyon corridor featuring individual designated and numbered BLM campsites nestled among towering red rock cliffs. These sites offer basic amenities such as picnic tables and metal fire rings in a beautiful desert environment.
Buckhorn Draw Road BLM Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor on BLM-managed land located just north of Interstate 70. This area features multiple campsites scattered among pinyon and juniper trees, providing decent privacy and wind breaks. While the main Buckhorn Draw Road is well-graded gravel and suitable for passenger vehicles, offshoot dirt tracks can become difficult to navigate when wet.
Buckhorn Flat Road Dispersed
A scenic corridor of dispersed camping opportunities located along Buckhorn Flat Road on Bureau of Land Management territory. Positioned north of the San Rafael Swell, this expansive area features several level pull-outs amongst rocky outcrops and desert shrubland, offering excellent vistas and access to nearby landmarks.
Buckhorn Wash Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor winding through a dramatic red rock canyon on Bureau of Land Management land. Located near the majestic Window Blind Peak, this area offers numerous primitive pullouts along the unpaved roadway.
Buckskin Spring Road Dispersed
This primitive camping corridor along Buckskin Spring Road offers secluded dispersed sites set within the rugged desert landscapes of the San Rafael Swell.
Buffalo Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping opportunities along Buffalo Road in the scenic San Rafael Swell area. Large dirt turnouts and alcoves tucked against sandstone structures provide ample space for various rig sizes.
Buffalo Spur South BLM Dispersed
A cluster of dirt spur roads off of Buffalo Spur South, navigating through scenic Utah desert landscapes managed by the Bureau of Land Management. The terrain provides a quiet backdrop for dispersed camping on undeveloped desert terrain.
Buffalo Spur South BLM Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Buffalo Spur South on public land. The area features sweeping desert badland views and easy access to the nearby Blue Slate Hills, making it an ideal off-grid staging point.
Buffalo-Wedge Overlook Road
A scenic dirt corridor providing access to dispersed camping and vistas near the San Rafael Swell area, situated on public land managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
Bull Wash BLM Primitive Roads
A network of primitive BLM routes running through a remote desert landscape near Bull Wash in Emery County. This area provides undeveloped, dispersed desert camping with high privacy and extensive desert views. Navigating this network requires preparation as routes are unmaintained and far from services.
Burr Point Primitive Road
Primitive dirt tracks on BLM land leading toward the dramatic Burr Point overlook above the Dirty Devil River. This remote area offers high seclusion and expansive desert views.
Caineville TV Tower Road
This rugged desert road stretches across vast BLM territory, offering access to wide-open terrain and primitive roadside camping opportunities outside Hanksville and Caineville.
Calf/Pine Canyon Trail Dispersed
Calf/Pine Canyon Trail is a remote, rugged 4WD route twisting through the dramatic sandstone canyons of the San Rafael Swell. Dispersed camping is possible in pullouts along the trail, but the route is highly challenging and requires high-clearance 4WD. Due to proximity to Buckhorn Draw, campers should be aware of designated-site-only zones nearby and ensure they practice Leave No Trace.
Cane Wash: Route 643 Dispersed
Rugged dispersed camping corridor located along Route 643 in Cane Wash, situated within the scenic San Rafael Swell area. This remote route offers primitive, secluded spots surrounded by red rock canyons and sweeping desert vistas.
Castle Dale BLM Local Roads
This system of unpaved local roads spans Bureau of Land Management territory just outside Castle Dale, providing opportunities for rugged dispersed camping near the Emery Dam area. The landscape offers remote, undeveloped high-desert scenery with minimal nearby services.
Cedar Mountain BLM Dispersed Corridor
A scenic high-desert dispersed camping corridor along Cedar Mountain road on expansive Bureau of Land Management territory. This remote setting provides beautiful views of the rugged San Rafael Swell area, though it requires robust vehicles to access safety due to rough unpaved roads.
Cedar Mountain BLM Primitive Road
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a primitive BLM road near the Cedar Mountain Recreation Area. The desert landscape offers vast open space with distant mountain views, perfect for self-contained rigs seeking solitude.
Cedar Mountain BLM Primitive Roads
This network of primitive dirt roads snakes across the rugged terrain of Cedar Mountain, offering secluded dispersed camping opportunities on public lands. Located near the scenic Cedar Mountain Overlook, the high-clearance access trails lead to numerous undeveloped pull-offs with expansive desert views. Standard BLM dispersed camping guidelines apply here, and campers should prepare for challenging road conditions, especially after heavy rains.
Cedar Mountain BLM Primitive Roads
A network of primitive dirt roads traversing the scenic and rugged terrain of Cedar Mountain on BLM land near Huntington. This remote area offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities with expansive desert vistas.
Cedar Mountain BLM Road Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor offering rugged dispersed camping on BLM-managed land near Cedar Mountain.
Cedar Mountain BLM Roads
A remote dispersed camping corridor located along the primitive roads of Cedar Mountain in Emery County. These unpaved BLM routes offer primitive camping sites amidst a quiet, rugged desert landscape.
Cedar Mountain Road Dispersed Camping
This remote BLM corridor offers quiet dispersed camping along a rugged unpaved road in the Utah desert. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are required to navigate the rocky and steep terrain.
Cedar Mountain Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along Cedar Mountain Road on BLM land, offering large campsites with fire rings. Some sites are exposed, while others offer privacy tucked behind low cedar tree cover.
Cleveland Loop Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor located on Bureau of Land Management land along the Cleveland Loop road near Huntington, Utah. The surrounding area features rugged, open badland topography and desert vistas with scenic landmarks like The Peaks and Blue Slate Hills nearby. This is a primitive, dry camping area with no facilities. Best suited for self-contained rigs. The road is unpaved and can become impassable when wet. Ensure you pack out all trash and human waste in accordance with regional BLM rules. Always practice Leave No Trace principles.
Coal Mine Road / BLM Road 1012 Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along Coal Mine Road and associated BLM tracks near the iconic badlands of Factory Butte. This remote high-desert landscape offers sweeping views of massive geologic formations and stunning sunsets. While more sheltered than the nearby exposed overlooks, camping in this area is highly subject to desert elements, particularly intense winds.
Convulsion Creek Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along Convulsion Creek within Fishlake National Forest, providing standard gravel-road pull-offs surrounded by mountain foliage.
Cottonwood Canyon BLM Road Corridor
A rugged BLM dirt road corridor winding through Cottonwood Canyon near Orangeville, offering primitive dispersed camping opportunities for self-contained rigs.
Cottonwood Canyon Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor winding through the beautiful Manti-La Sal National Forest. Standard gravel road surfaces provide access to multiple primitive pullouts.
County Rd 3281
A remote dispersed camping corridor along County Road 3281 on BLM-managed land near Huntington, Utah.
County Rd 3533 Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located on Bureau of Land Management territory along Emery County Road 3533. This high-clearance route offers remote campsites surrounded by rugged Utah desert scenery. It is best suited for experienced backcountry campers equipped with capable high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles.
County Rd 3779 Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated on Bureau of Land Management territory along Emery County Road 3779. It features rugged desert landscapes near Reds Canyon Overlook, providing primitive backcountry options for self-sufficient travelers.
County Rd 5019 Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along County Road 5019 on Bureau of Land Management land near Ferron, Utah.
County Road 1012 Dispersed Camping
A rugged network of unimproved desert roads offering remote, self-contained dispersed camping in the spectacular San Rafael Swell area near scenic canyon overlooks. Expect primitive, rocky tracks winding through remote BLM-managed desert terrain.
County Road 3432 Dispersed BLM Area
A scenic, unpaved road corridor through rugged BLM land near Buckhorn Draw. It provides access to several primitive dispersed camping opportunities amid striking sandstone canyon landscapes, with nearby paleontological sites and rock art panels.
County Road 3517
A rugged unpaved corridor winding through Bureau of Land Management land near Castle Dale, Utah.
County Road 3763 Dispersed (San Rafael Swell)
Remote and rugged dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM-managed land along County Road 3763. This deep backcountry area offers primitive camping opportunities surrounded by unique desert geography and nearby rock formations.
County Road 3764 Dispersed (San Rafael Swell)
A rugged BLM road corridor located in the scenic San Rafael Swell area near Ferron, offering remote dispersed camping options along the dirt track. This route is best suited for high-clearance, capable vehicles looking to explore the desert wilderness.
County Road 3765 Dispersed Camping
A remote and rugged desert dirt track leading into expansive Bureau of Land Management territory near the San Rafael Swell. The lower segment is managed under county jurisdiction, while the upper sections transition to open BLM lands where dispersed camping is permitted. High clearance is recommended due to potential washouts and sandy stretches along the route. Enjoy scenic vistas of the surrounding desert and nearby geologic landmarks like the San Rafael Knob. Ensure you carry in all water and pack out all waste, as this is a remote wilderness area with absolutely no services.
County Road 3836 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along County Road 3836 on BLM land. This rugged route offers exceptional privacy and wilderness solitude near Rafael Point, but requires a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle to navigate.
County Road 3848 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping options along County Road 3848 on Bureau of Land Management land near Castle Dale, Utah.
County Road 3905 / East Cedar Mountain Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor near East Cedar Mountain. The rugged BLM and county routes in this network wind through dramatic desert flats and rocky outcroppings.
County Road 3942 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along Emery County Road 3942 on BLM land near Castle Dale.
County Road 5016 Dispersed
A remote BLM corridor running through the dry desert of Emery County. This quiet road offers dispersed camping opportunities with wide-open, stark terrain.
County Road 5138 Dispersed
A remote and quiet dirt road corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management territory near Ferron. This corridor offers opportunities for self-contained dispersed camping in a vast desert landscape.
County Road 5176 Dispersed BLM
Remote dispersed camping options located along County Road 5176 on BLM managed public land near Windy Peak.
County Road 5446 Dispersed (BLM)
A quiet dirt road corridor traversing Bureau of Land Management land in Emery County. It offers basic roadside dispersed options on public land with a typical high-desert backdrop.
County Road 5447 BLM Dispersed
This remote county dirt road traverses open Bureau of Land Management land near Ferron, Utah, offering opportunities for primitive, dispersed camping along the corridor.
Cow Dung Road BLM Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM land along Cow Dung Road in Emery County, Utah. This desert landscape offers wide-open space with undeveloped camping opportunities for self-contained rigs.
Cow Flat Reservoir
Wide-open dispersed camping along unpaved BLM roads near Cow Flat Reservoir. This desert location offers expansive views and peaceful isolation for self-contained rigs.
Cowboy Mine Road BLM Dispersed
Rugged dispersed camping corridor along Cowboy Mine Road and adjoining BLM routes. The terrain is scenic but highly demanding, leading towards historic mine ruins. Perfect for self-contained, high-clearance adventure rigs seeking desert isolation.
Cox-Justensen BLM Primitive Road Corridor
A network of primitive desert roads and natural tracks winding through remote BLM lands near Orangeville. The corridor features scattered, unimproved pull-offs suited for self-contained, high-clearance rigs seeking dispersed camping in a rugged landscape.
Crandall Canyon Road
A scenic forest road corridor nestled in the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering access to beautiful canyon landscapes with towering rock walls. The route is paved and accessible to all vehicle types, winding along a tranquil valley. No specific developed dispersed campsites are documented directly on the corridor, but it serves as a primary access route through public lands. Developed campgrounds are located nearby, providing alternative overnight options with amenities.
Dell Seep Cutoff Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Dell Seep Cutoff Road on BLM-managed land in the remote desert of Emery County. This area features primitive dirt roads best suited for high-clearance vehicles seeking isolated, rugged camping opportunities.
Des Bee Dove Road Dispersed
This high-desert corridor runs along Des Bee Dove Road on public lands managed by the BLM. Campers will find wide-open gravel pullouts and flat areas suitable for self-contained rigs, offering sweeping vistas of the San Rafael Swell's rugged terrain.
Desert Lake-Buckhorn Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along the Desert Lake-Buckhorn road on BLM land near Huntington.
Devil's Racetrack & Dutchman Arch BLM Dispersed Camping
Rugged dispersed camping along BLM 641 (Devil's Racetrack) and adjacent high-clearance routes near Dutchman Arch in the San Rafael Swell. The area offers starkly beautiful high-desert landscapes with striking geologic features, including Dutchman Arch and Locomotive Point. Access is extremely demanding, requiring high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles to navigate deep sand, ledges, and rocky ruts. Suitable only for self-contained, adventurous rigs.
Devil's Racetrack: Route 639
Devil's Racetrack (Route 639) is an extremely rugged 4WD corridor traversing BLM land in the scenic San Rafael Swell. Remote dispersed camping is permitted along the route, though accessing these isolated spots requires specialized off-road capability.
Dinosaur Quarry Road
A dispersed camping corridor along Dinosaur Quarry Road on BLM-managed land near Huntington. The area features wide-open desert terrain with multiple pull-offs suitable for self-contained rigs seeking a quiet stay.
Dog Pond BLM Road
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along unpaved BLM roads near the scenic Buckhorn Draw area, offering simple desert boondocking.
Dog Pond BLM Roads
The Dog Pond area offers remote dispersed camping along unpaved BLM primitive roads near Little Cedar Mountain. The surrounding high-desert terrain provides spacious, secluded spots with plenty of quiet. High clearance is recommended, and the clay-based roads can become extremely muddy and impassable during wet weather.
Dry Mountain Dispersed Area
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Dry Mountain Road in the Manti-La Sal National Forest near Flagstaff Peak. The area offers rustic campsites surrounded by high-elevation pine forests.
Dry Valley Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping options along Dry Valley Road, located just off Utah State Route 95. The area offers great views of the surrounding desert landscape and serves as a convenient stopover with dirt road access suitable for a variety of rigs.
Eagle Canyon BLM Road
A rugged BLM road corridor offering primitive dispersed camping in a remote desert landscape near the scenic Eagle Canyon Overlook.
Eagle Canyon: Route 820
Primitive dispersed camping along a rugged canyon floor with scenic views of natural arches and red rock formations. High-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles are required to navigate this challenging route.
East Cedar Mountain BLM Road
A remote, rugged BLM road leading towards East Cedar Mountain in the San Rafael Swell area, offering undeveloped dispersed camping opportunities on federal public land. High-clearance vehicles are strongly recommended due to rough, unpaved terrain. Prepare for complete self-sufficiency in a dry, isolated desert environment.
East Fork Box Canyon Cutoff
This forest corridor winds through the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping along a dirt route. The area provides a quiet setting with access to nearby backcountry scenic landmarks.
East Mountain Forest Road
A scenic forest route traversing East Mountain within the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Standard dispersed camping is permitted along the corridor in established pull-offs.
East Mountain Road Corridor
A scenic mountain corridor winding through the forest on East Mountain. This high-country road offers peaceful dispersed camping opportunities with expansive woodland vistas.
East Rim Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along East Rim Road in the high-elevation woodlands of Manti-La Sal National Forest.
East Spring Canyon Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated within the Fishlake National Forest, featuring primitive campsites along native dirt roads. The lower main canyon is generally open year-round while upper spur tracks are subject to seasonal closures.
Esquire Estates Mobile Home and RV Park
Manufactured housing and RV community located on a hilltop overlooking Castle Dale, offering full hookup RV lots for short-term and long-term stays.
Eva Conover Road (Route 639) Dispersed Camping
A rugged desert corridor offering dispersed camping access along Eva Conover Road on public BLM land in Emery County, Utah. The route winds through striking canyon geology but requires high-clearance 4WD vehicles due to rough, unpaved terrain.
Factory Butte Road Dispersed Area
A wide-open, desolate desert landscape situated on BLM-managed lands along Factory Butte Road, offering primitive, unpaved dispersed camping. The area is highly exposed to the elements and features striking badland formations.
Factory Butte Road Dispersed
An expansive dispersed camping corridor traversing the open desert flats near the iconic Factory Butte. This route provides rustic roadside pullouts with striking badland views and direct access to off-road riding areas.
Fairview Ranch Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping opportunities along Fairview Ranch Road in Emery County, offering direct access to vast BLM desert landscapes near Sandslide Point. Quiet and remote spots are scattered along the dirt corridor.
Ferron BLM Road Corridor
A rugged desert corridor navigating public lands near Mulligan Point on the San Rafael Swell. The area offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities suitable for self-contained, high-clearance rigs.
Ferron BLM Road Corridor
A rugged desert road corridor managed by the Bureau of Land Management near Devil Point. This remote public land offers primitive dispersed camping opportunities with sweeping badland scenery.
Ferron BLM Road Dispersed
A rugged desert corridor along a BLM access route offering dispersed camping opportunities on open public lands. Located near several geologic attractions in Emery County.
Ferron Canyon Picnic Area
This access road corridor sits near the river within the Manti-La Sal National Forest. While primitive infrastructure like picnic tables and pit toilets exist, local management designates this specific picnic facility for day-use only.
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Ferron East BLM Roads
A network of rugged desert tracks traversing remote Bureau of Land Management territory east of Ferron.
Ferron Point BLM Road
A rugged BLM access corridor located on the high desert plateaus of central Utah near Ferron Point. The area features sweeping desert terrain and options for remote, primitive camping for self-contained rigs equipped for rough roads.
Ferron Rodeo Grounds
A large, spacious public fairground square located in the town of Ferron. This site offers flat, open parking areas and is well-supported by local town services and law enforcement.
Ferron-Salt Creek Road BLM Dispersed
A rustic and remote network of unpaved BLM primitive roads winding through scenic badlands near Ferron. This rugged public land corridor offers isolated primitive dispersed camping opportunities with sweeping views.
Fisherman Parking (East Side)
A gravel-surfaced day-use and parking area located on the eastern shore of Joes Valley Reservoir. This National Forest site is highly accessible and sits within the scenic Manti-La Sal National Forest, making it a great base for recreational access.
Fishlake National Forest - Forest Spur
A scenic dirt corridor situated on Fishlake National Forest land near Duncan Mountain, ideal for dispersed camping.
Fix It Pass Trail Dispersed Camping
This rugged dispersed camping zone along the Fix It Pass Trail offers remote primitive sites surrounded by the striking desert geology of the San Rafael Swell, accessible only via a challenging high-clearance 4WD route.
Flat Canyon Road Corridor
A scenic mountain passage located within the Manti-La Sal National Forest, characterized by high-elevation mixed forests of pine and aspen. This corridor is popular for dispersed camping and recreational trail access, with dirt and gravel surfaces branching from the main route.
Flat Top Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridors along Flat Top Road on BLM-managed land near Castle Dale, Utah.
Forest Road 42487A Corridor
A scenic dirt corridor located in Fishlake National Forest, featuring accessible dispersed sites near the junction of Forest Road 42487A and adjacent forest spurs.
Forest Road 42488A
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Fishlake National Forest, providing open access for dispersed camping.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A scenic Forest Service road corridor in the Fishlake National Forest near Ferron, Utah, offering seasonal dispersed camping in a classic woodland setting.
Forks of Huntington Campground
Forks of Huntington Campground is situated along the Huntington Canyon National Scenic Byway on Utah Highway 31. This quiet developed site sits near the Left Fork of the Huntington, a Blue Ribbon trout fishery. It features two single-family sites and one large group site with basic vault toilets, though campers must pack out all garbage.
Fuller Bottom Route 6767 Dispersed
Primitive dispersed camping along Fuller Bottom Route 6767 in the San Rafael Swell. This rugged route offers access to remote Bureau of Land Management lands with striking desert views.
Gentry Mountain Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping opportunities along the Gentry Mountain corridor in the Manti-La Sal National Forest. This area offers beautiful views of the rugged Utah plateau landscape and deep pine stands.
Ghost Rock View Areas (I-70)
Located on both the eastbound and westbound corridors of Interstate 70 within the scenic San Rafael Swell, these paved scenic view areas function as overnight safety stops for motorists. They feature basic amenities such as pit toilets, picnic tables, and garbage cans, framed by impressive views of the surrounding canyon country.
Goblin Valley State Park Campground
A developed campground nestled within the iconic and unique sandstone formations of Goblin Valley State Park. The campground offers sheltered picnic tables at each site, hot showers, potable water, and a dump station. Reservations are highly recommended due to high demand, and standard park entrance fees apply in addition to camping fees.
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Good Water Rim BLM Road
This rugged BLM road corridor provides access to primitive dispersed camping opportunities near the spectacular Wedge Overlook. High-clearance and 4WD are highly recommended to navigate the rough, unpaved terrain.
Granite Ranch Road Dispersed
Granite Ranch Road provides access to remote dispersed camping on BLM-managed land in Emery County. The route is a dirt road with rustic conditions, offering a quiet, self-sufficient desert camping experience.
Green River Cutoff Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor along the unpaved Green River Cutoff road on BLM land. This area offers beautiful desert vistas and easy access to the scenic Cedar Mountain Recreation Area.
Green River Cutoff Dispersed
Dispersed camping is permitted along this unpaved BLM corridor, providing easy access to hiking trailheads and scenic vistas. The route consists of graded dirt sections suitable for most vehicles in dry conditions.
Green River Cutoff Dispersed
This remote unpaved BLM corridor offers opportunities for dispersed camping along the Green River Cutoff in Emery County. Campers can find pull-offs on previously impacted sites in a scenic desert landscape.
Green River Cutoff Dispersed
A vast, remote desert corridor stretching along the Green River Cutoff road, offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land near Castle Dale.
Hambrick Bottoms Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Hambrick Bottoms on BLM-managed land near Castle Dale, offering wide-open desert scenery with nearby geologic formations.
Hanksville Admin Road BLM Corridor
This corridor near Hanksville provides access to dispersed camping opportunities on BLM land. Branching off the paved administrative road, several dirt and primitive spurs offer quiet desert camping within a short distance of town services.
Hanksville Dukes Slickrock RV Park
A convenient, full-service RV park in Hanksville offering cabins, full hookups, and a compact gravel dry camping area for tents and smaller rigs. It features clean modern showers, on-site laundry, and an excellent local restaurant, though natural shade is limited.
Hanksville Landfill Road Dispersed
An easily accessible desert camping area located along Hanksville Landfill Road. The terrain consists of wide-open, arid BLM land with flat sites suitable for a variety of rigs. It offers a convenient, free option close to Hanksville's local services.
Hanni Mine Road Dispersed
A rugged desert corridor along Hanni Mine Road on BLM land, offering sweeping badland vistas with remote dispersed camping spots.
Heart of Sinbad Road BLM Dispersed
A flat dirt staging area and dispersed camping corridor located just off the highway along the Heart of Sinbad Road. Ideal for quick overnight stops or as a base to explore the surrounding San Rafael Swell area. The main staging area is easily accessible for most rigs, while spur routes leading deeper onto BLM land may require high clearance.
Highway 10 BLM Corridor
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on BLM managed land accessible off Utah Highway 10. The surrounding landscape offers typical Utah high-desert scrub terrain with good space for dispersed campers.
Home Base Cutoff Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Home Base Cutoff on BLM land near Castle Dale. Numerous dirt pullouts and established sites with fire rings are tucked among low scrub pines at the base of the hills, providing scenic views of the surrounding mesas. The road is generally passable for most rigs in dry conditions, but becomes extremely slick and muddy when wet.
Homebase Loop Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities along Homebase Loop, situated on rugged BLM land near Castle Dale, Utah. The route winds through a desert landscape, offering remote campsite options with outstanding privacy.
Horn Mountain Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along the dirt access road winding up Horn Mountain in the Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Horn Mountain Road Dispersed
A scenic mountain corridor winding up Horn Mountain in the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering standard forest dispersed camping pull-offs.
Horn Mountain Road
This forest road winds through the Manti-La Sal National Forest, providing dispersed camping opportunities. It is characterized by scenic native-surface terrain with sprawling views of nearby landmarks like Steamboat Point.
Horse Canyon Campground
Horse Canyon Campground offers access to the scenic Manti-La Sal National Forest along a dirt road suited for standard vehicles. The area features a rustic natural environment with basic vehicle accessibility.
Huntington Hiawatha BLM Road
A corridor of Bureau of Land Management land located northwest of Huntington, providing primitive dispersed camping opportunities on unpaved roads. The area provides access to nearby natural recreation while remaining close to community services.
Huntington State Park
A quiet and well-maintained state park campground situated along the shores of Huntington Reservoir, featuring spacious lakeside sites, manicured lawns, and convenient hookups. It serves as an excellent, relaxing basecamp for travelers heading toward Moab or exploring the San Rafael Swell.
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Hwy 95 Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land in Emery County, Utah. Situated near scenic viewpoints like Penitentiary Point and Burr Point, it provides access to vast desert terrain.
I-70 San Rafael Swell View Areas
Paved rest areas and scenic viewpoints along Interstate 70 as it climbs through the dramatic Spotted Wolf Canyon of the San Rafael Swell. Excellent overnight stopping points for self-contained rigs.
Jackass Bench: Route 86755 Dispersed
Dispersed camping along Jackass Bench Route 86755 on BLM land near Castle Dale.
Jeffrey Wells Road Dispersed
Jeffrey Wells Road offers remote dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed land in Emery County, Utah. The dirt road winds through a rugged desert landscape, providing opportunities for self-contained, primitive camping. Access can be rough depending on seasonal weather.
Jerry Flat Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor situated along Jerry Flat Road (Route 6751) on BLM-managed public land. Located near The Sinkhole, this quiet desert area offers wide open landscapes but requires high-clearance 4WD vehicles due to rough, unpaved, and rutted road conditions.
Jim's Farm & Emery BLM Roads
A network of remote BLM primitive roads and unpaved spurs branching through the rugged desert terrain of Emery County near Ferron. While some access points on the perimeter feature flat asphalt areas suitable for parking, the interior roads quickly degrade and require high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles to navigate.
Joe's Valley Camping
A convenient private campground offering full hook-ups and excellent hospitality in Orangeville. Features on-site amenities like hot showers, coffee, and a dog park, making it an ideal basecamp for exploring the Joe's Valley area.
Joe's Valley Reservoir Campground
An official US Forest Service developed campground positioned on the Wasatch Plateau directly adjacent to Joe's Valley Reservoir. The campground features paved roads and level parking spurs with multiple vault toilets and drinking water available. It is a highly popular destination for fishing, boating, and bouldering in the surrounding canyons.
Joes Valley Pavilion Group Site A
A spacious group campground located in a high mountain valley on the Wasatch Plateau, situated just above Joes Valley Reservoir. The site features a large gravel parking area with a pavilion, picnic tables, vault toilets, and potable water, making it well-suited for group events, though it lacks natural shade. Visitors frequently utilize this area as a base camp for reservoir boating, trophy trout fishing, and bouldering in the surrounding canyons.
Johansen Cabin Road Dispersed
Dispersed desert camping along Johansen Cabin Road in the scenic San Rafael Swell. High-clearance 4WD is required to navigate the rough, sandy, and rocky terrain. This area offers incredible proximity to Bottleneck Peak and the Little Grand Canyon trailhead.
Justensen Flat East BLM Road Corridor
A rugged network of BLM dirt roads winding through the scenic sandstone cliffs of the San Rafael Swell. The area offers immense desert views with scattered flat pull-outs, though the sandy ruts require high-clearance vehicles to navigate safely.
Last Chance Road BLM Dispersed
A rugged desert corridor offering dispersed camping on Bureau of Land Management land near Willow Springs. This remote area features sweeping high-desert vistas and extreme quiet, but requires high-clearance, four-wheel-drive vehicles due to rough, unpaved conditions.
Last Chance Road Dispersed Camping
Remote and rugged dispersed camping options nested along Last Chance Road on public BLM lands. This area offers vast, undeveloped desert expanses with high isolation, though access routes demand robust high-clearance vehicles due to rough conditions.
Little Bear Group Campground
A group campground situated along Huntington Creek within the scenic Huntington Canyon. Features two large-group sites with fire rings and vault toilets, perfect for larger gatherings and horseback riders.
Little Duncan Mt Dispersed Corridor
A scenic, high-country dispersed camping corridor situated on Fishlake National Forest land near Little Duncan Mountain. This area offers primitive camping along quiet forest spurs surrounded by pine and mountain meadows, perfect for self-contained rigs looking to explore the Manti-La Sal and Fishlake regions.
Local BLM Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping areas located along a Bureau of Land Management road near Ferron and the Rochester Creek Rock Art Panel.
Local BLM Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options situated along a dirt road corridor on public Bureau of Land Management land near Castle Dale. The surrounding area features rugged desert scenery and close proximity to natural geologic features like The Breaks.
Lockhart Box Route 650 Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping along Lockhart Box Route 650 and connecting BLM tracks near Castle Dale, Utah. Set within the rugged, scenic desert landscape of the San Rafael Swell area, this road network offers deep solitude and highly private sites, though high-clearance, 4WD vehicles are typically required to navigate the sandy washes and rough tracks safely.
Lonesome Beaver Road & Sawmill Basin Road Dispersed
High desert dispersed camping area located off Lonesome Beaver Road and Sawmill Basin Road on BLM land. This quiet desert landscape offers wide-open space with sweeping views, suitable for several rigs with plenty of space to turn around.
Long Ridge Forest Road
A scenic dirt corridor traversing the high-elevation terrain of the Manti-La Sal National Forest near Orangeville, Utah.
Lords Trail Eastern Portion
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the eastern portion of the Manti-La Sal National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities along the roadway.
Lower Last Chance Loop Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along Lower Last Chance Loop on BLM land, offering sweeping desert vistas near Twin Peaks. The road conditions are rugged and isolated, making it ideal for self-sufficient campers.
Lower Little Bear Campground
A quiet, basic campground nestled in a shaded area adjacent to Huntington Creek along the Huntington Canyon National Scenic Byway. Ideal for anglers looking for solitude outside of crowded resort settings.
Lower San Rafael Road Dispersed
A remote dirt corridor traversing BLM managed lands in the San Rafael Swell region.
Lower Wedge and Spur Dispersed Corridor
This rugged network of backcountry BLM tracks winds through the spectacular San Rafael Swell landscape near the Wedge Overlook. Accessing these remote areas requires a high-clearance vehicle due to rocky, unpaved spurs. Overnight camping in the immediate Wedge Overlook corridor is strictly limited to designated, numbered sites to protect the fragile desert terrain.
Lowry Inlet Parking Lot
A scenic gravel/asphalt parking lot situated near the eastern shore of Joes Valley Reservoir, providing access to nearby trails and water recreation.
Lowry Water Road Dispersed Camping
A rugged dirt road winding through scenic valleys and pine groves within Manti-La Sal National Forest, providing primitive dispersed camping options.
Mackay Flats Road (BLM Road)
A scenic, high-desert road corridor winding along Mackay Flats toward Muddy Creek. The area offers expansive views of the San Rafael Swell's deep canyons and rugged plateau features.
Manti-La Sal Forest Road Corridor
This scenic dispersed camping corridor is located along un-named forest system roads within the Manti-La Sal National Forest near Orangeville. The area features native dirt surfaces that wind through the rugged terrain, offering rustic camping options with quick access to the surrounding forest lands.
Manti-La Sal Forest Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor traversing the high-elevation woods of the Manti-La Sal National Forest near Flagstaff Peak. This route offers opportunities for dispersed camping directly off the roadside.
Manti-La Sal Forest Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor transitions from high-desert Bureau of Land Management land into the wooded foothills of Manti-La Sal National Forest near Millsite State Park. Ideal for self-contained rigs, the corridor offers a mix of open desert spots and shaded forest areas. Note that while lower BLM portions are dry and exposed, the upper US Forest Service section provides more pine cover and dramatic views of the surrounding canyons.
Manti-La Sal Forest Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along an unnamed forest road near Wrigley Hill and Willow Lake in the Manti-La Sal National Forest. The area provides a quiet setting with access to nearby high-country fishing and hiking areas.
Manti-La Sal Forest Road Un-named
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the high-elevation forests of the Manti-La Sal National Park system near Wildcat Knolls. The road offers quick access to rustic dispersed camping opportunities along native material surfaces.
Manti-La Sal Forest Roads (Orangeville West)
A network of dirt roads offering remote dispersed camping opportunities in the Manti-La Sal National Forest west of Orangeville, Utah. Portions of the upper roads have seasonal access restrictions during winter and spring, while lower segments offer year-round access. Ideal for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles looking to escape into a scenic pine forest setting.
Mariebelle Farm
A historic farm property offering private host-led camping options, though amenities can be inconsistent and poorly maintained. Visitors may experience issues with electrical hookups and access to promised facilities like bathrooms and showers. It serves as a rustic base for exploring the surrounding Emery County area, but expectations should be kept modest.
Marys Lake Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor weaving through the Manti-La Sal National Forest near Marys Lake, offering standard dispersed camping options along the roadside.
Mc Cadden Flat Forest Road
Dispersed camping corridor located within the scenic Manti-La Sal National Forest along Mc Cadden Flat. The terrain consists of native dirt tracks surrounded by forested areas with opportunities for self-contained rigs.
Mc Cadden Ridge Forest Road
A scenic dispersed camping corridor winding along Mc Cadden Ridge within the Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Mexican Mountain Road Dispersed Corridor
Scenic and highly remote dispersed camping corridor situated along the San Rafael River. The road is extremely rough and rutted, requiring a high-clearance vehicle to access most sites. Campsites offer direct river access, towering canyon views, and a quiet wilderness environment. Suitable primarily for smaller setups, truck campers, and vans due to rough terrain and narrow tracks. Standard BLM dispersed camping guidelines apply.
Mexican Mountain Road Dispersed Corridor
A remote dispersed camping area along the BLM corridor branching off Buckhorn Draw Road toward Mexican Mountain, following the San Rafael River.
Mexican Mountain Road
Primitive dispersed camping corridor located along Mexican Mountain Road near the San Rafael Swell. High-clearance vehicles are recommended to access the remote sites scattered along this scenic route.
Millers Canyon Road Dispersed Camping
A rugged desert corridor navigating Millers Canyon on public lands. This remote route features primitive camping opportunities surrounded by striking canyon formations, requiring self-sufficiency and a capable vehicle.
Millers Canyon Road Dispersed
A rugged BLM road corridor offering dispersed camping access in a remote desert canyon landscape, situated near the historic Cowboy Mine.
Millers Flat Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along Millers Flat Road winding through the high-elevation pine and aspen country of the Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Millsite Canyon Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along the dirt road continuing past the Millsite State Park reservoir. The lower portions near the reservoir transition from state park jurisdiction to public lands, offering dispersed sites further up the canyon.
Millsite State Park Campground
An established developed state park campground set next to the scenic Millsite Reservoir and golf course, offering designated utility sites and basic amenities.
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Molen Wash Route 6792 BLM Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along the unpaved Molen Wash Route 6792 on Bureau of Land Management territory. This remote canyon area features rugged desert scenery and offers several pull-offs suitable for self-contained, high-clearance vehicles looking for rustic isolation near Ferron Point.
Molen Wash Route 6792
A network of primitive roads tracing the scenic desert washes and sandstone formations on public land east of Ferron. This remote desert landscape offers extreme solitude with dispersed camping options located in natural dirt turnouts.
Molly's Castle Dispersed
An unpaved desert road corridor near Molly's Castle on BLM land, offering secluded dispersed camping with scenic views of the surrounding desert landscape and Gilson Butte.
Moon Overlook Road Dispersed Camping
A rugged desert corridor on BLM land leading toward the dramatic Moon Overlook. The road provides access to primitive dispersed camping opportunities with expansive, stark badland vistas and complete wilderness isolation.
Moore Cutoff Road BLM Dispersed
A rugged desert corridor offering remote dispersed camping on BLM-managed land in the San Rafael Swell area.
Moore Road BLM Dispersed Corridor
A network of unpaved primitive roads providing dispersed camping opportunities on BLM-managed land near Ferron.
Moroni Point BLM Road Corridor
A rugged desert road corridor winding through expansive BLM land in Utah's San Rafael Swell area, providing remote access near Sedgers Hole Overlook and Moroni Point.
Muddy Creek Forest Road
This forest corridor follows Muddy Creek as it transitions from BLM-managed desert scrub into the higher elevations of the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Dispersed camping spots are scattered along the dirt road, providing a quiet escape with scenic canyon views.
Muddy Forks Overlook Dispersed
A scenic overlook and dispersed camping area located on National Forest Service land within the Manti-La Sal National Forest, providing open forest views and easy dirt-road access.
Muddy River Road Dispersed
This BLM corridor along Muddy River Road provides dispersed camping opportunities in a scenic desert environment. The dirt road is suitable for most vehicles in dry conditions, but can become slick and muddy when wet.
New Joe's Campground
A developed BLM campground situated adjacent to a popular bouldering area outside Orangeville. Features established campsites with picnic tables, fire rings, and vault toilets, though shade is limited.
North Joes Valley Pullout
A convenient roadside pullout located in the scenic Manti-La Sal National Forest near Joes Valley Reservoir. This spot provides a quick overnight option with easy, asphalt-paved access directly off the main forest route.
North Point Road Dispersed
A remote dispersed camping corridor situated along North Point Road on BLM-managed public land. The area features scenic desert landscapes and offers peace and quiet, with camping opportunities accessible along the roadside pull-offs.
North Point Road Dispersed
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along North Point Road on BLM land, offering vast desert landscapes and quiet primitive spots near the scenic overlook.
North River Road BLM Dispersed Area
An expansive dispersed camping area located just north of Hanksville along North River Road and Doll House Ranch Road. The terrain features a mix of flat solid rock shelves and sandy spots, providing panoramic views of the Henry Mountains and dramatic surrounding badlands. While peaceful and quiet at night, the area is close to a local gun range and active ranching lands, which can generate daytime activity and noise.
Nuck Woodward Road Trailhead
A quiet Forest Service trailhead situated along Nuck Woodward Road, serving as an entry point for surrounding trails in the Manti-La Sal National Forest.
Nw Family Butte Spur Dispersed Camping
Remote dispersed camping corridor located along the Northwest Family Butte Spur and adjacent BLM roads in the rugged San Rafael Swell area. This high-desert setting offers stark, panoramic views of deep canyons and towering buttes. High-clearance vehicles are strongly recommended due to sandy washouts and rocky steps. Standard 14-day BLM stay limits apply, and campers must pack out all waste.